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// 01_public_key

Public key.

The OpenPGP key for NorseHorse, the developer of PGPony. Use it to encrypt a security report or to verify a signed release.

Fingerprint:

5272 8847 FB0A C98D A019  5B12 BB2B 2987 6840 B63E
Verify before you trust. Confirm this fingerprint through a second channel before relying on it — compare it against the key inside the app, or against a copy you got somewhere other than this page. A public key is only as trustworthy as your verification of it.
// 02_details

Key details.

NorseHorse <norsehorse@norsehor.se>
Primary key
Ed25519 — certify & sign [SC]
Encryption subkey
Curve25519 (Cv25519) [E]
Key ID
BB2B29876840B63E
Fingerprint
52728847FB0AC98DA0195B12BB2B29876840B63E
User ID
NorseHorse <norsehorse@norsehor.se>
Created
2026-06-18
Made with
PGPony — the same Ed25519 + Cv25519 keys the app generates
// 03_armored_block

The key.

Copy the block below, or download the .asc file.

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
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=7WO7
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Download norsehorse.asc
// 04_import_it

Import it.

In PGPony: open the Decrypt or Exchange tab, paste the block (or share the downloaded .asc into the app), and it lands in your keyring. From there you can encrypt to it or verify signatures from it.

With GnuPG on a desktop:

curl -O https://pgpony.app/assets/pgp/norsehorse.asc
gpg --import norsehorse.asc
gpg --fingerprint norsehorse@norsehor.se

Then check that the printed fingerprint matches the one at the top of this page before you encrypt anything sensitive to it.

// 05_what_to_use_it_for

What it's for.

  • Security reports. If you're reporting a vulnerability and want to encrypt the details, encrypt to this key and send to NorseHorse@norsehor.se with subject SECURITY. See the disclosure policy.
  • Verifying releases. Where a release or statement is signed with this key, a valid signature proves it came from the holder of the private key — not an impersonator.
  • Private correspondence. Anything you'd rather not send in the clear.